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Extend type: syntax to allow target: prefix too.
This is important for pkgdef files like SDL2_mixer which recursively invoke chocpkg to check if a soft dependent package is installed. In this case it's important to explicitly prefix the package type to pass it through to the recursed instance.
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@ -77,10 +77,10 @@ configure_for_package() {
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local package=$1
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PACKAGE_NAME=$package
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# Detect native: prefix and set package type.
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if [[ "$package" =~ ^native: ]]; then
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PACKAGE_TYPE=native
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package=${package/#native:/}
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# Allow type: prefix to specify PACKAGE_TYPE to install explicitly.
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if [[ "$package" =~ .*:.* ]]; then
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PACKAGE_TYPE=${package/%:*/}
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package=${package/#*:/}
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else
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PACKAGE_TYPE=target
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fi
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@ -107,6 +107,7 @@ configure_for_package() {
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native)
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PACKAGE_INSTALL_DIR="$NATIVE_INSTALL_DIR"
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PACKAGE_BUILD_DIR="$NATIVE_BUILD_DIR/$PACKAGE_DIR_NAME"
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# When installing a native package, all its dependencies are
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# necessarily native as well.
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DEPENDENCIES=$(dependencies_for_native)
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@ -10,15 +10,15 @@ config_options="
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"
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# ...except ones we have installed:
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if ! chocpkg installed flac; then
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if ! chocpkg installed ${PACKAGE_TYPE}:flac; then
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config_options+=" --disable-music-flac"
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fi
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if ! chocpkg installed libogg; then
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if ! chocpkg installed ${PACKAGE_TYPE}:libogg; then
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config_options+=" --disable-music-ogg"
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fi
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# FluidSynth, if we have it.
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if chocpkg installed fluidsynth; then
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if chocpkg installed ${PACKAGE_TYPE}:fluidsynth; then
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config_options+=" --enable-music-midi-fluidsynth"
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else
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config_options+=" --disable-music-midi-fluidsynth"
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